The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-01-08

the east Thursday morning. As famii
liar as be is with Idaho climate, he was
somewhat surprised at the warm. spring
like morning which greeted him here
after leaving the mercury 25o below
zero in Omaha.
Monte Gwinn certainly missed bis
calling. Although he makes big sue
cess as a merchant, everyone who saw
him pull the ribbons over those pranc-
ing blacks the other day, will take an
oath that he was originally cut out for
q stage driver.
The Christmas number of the West
Shore is gem. 1t contains twelve full
page illustrations, in eolors, that for de-
sign and workmanship cannot be ex-
celled The supplement- is also a
splendid piece Ct workmanship and "a
thing of beauty"
Anyone knowing anything of Ar
thur I. Lacey, youth OF ninetoen, who
vent west to Haley, Idaho, last May,
and has not since been heard of, will
confer a favor by sending word to bis
sister, Mrs. L. Mayer, No. 672 Fuller
Oh Avenue, Coicago, Ill.
r.. E. Ssrahorn received twelve
head of full-blood Durham shorrhorns
direct from Illinois, the other day.
They are beauties and no mistake, and
can DO seen at his ranch. Strshorn be-
lieves in stock improvement rs well rs
10 land improvement.
ST. Morrow, who was won't to make
the welkin ring for so long in Caldwell.
has sold his shop to Msssrs. Bailey &
Butts, of Emmettsville, and will go to
raising horses, on Willow creek. AL
though we will miss ST. 8 face, his voice
viii still be heard most any still Morn
ing. Fact.
Now is the time! Young man go
east and see your old girl. On Janu-
airy 18Th and 9th tickets will be on sale
at the Caldwell depot, to Omaha and
return, good for ninety days, for 500
Talk about walking /! Sixty dollars
wouldn't pay for the wear and tear on
shoe leather.
DIR. S. Harmon, occulist, will bs ia
Caldwell January II. Dr.. Harmon is
highly recommended and has safely
performed some of the most ditiicnit
operations known. II your eyes are
lot sound and strong you should nob
all to consult him. 1t may sevs you
ears OF misery
The handsonest calendar yet seen
rat this way was Gu exhibition at the
the other evening. 1t was a
shole picture galley in itself. While
3 local was eyeing it with longing eyes
-nd trying to muster courage to seal it,
herm. Coffin slipped in and '.msde Il
neaA on it, We ere not of i0rgiv-
ng spirit, and thus expose him for
weet revenge.
The Mountain Homo Range and |
'alley in giving an account OF the |
ireen shooting scrape, says that B.scha |
in Alturas county. According 10 the |
est authority we can hnd, tho lins runs |
rom near Boise City to the mouth of
ne Bruneau, which would throw Bisuka |
Dms eight or ten miles in Ada county. I
W understand, however, that they all
oted at Mountain Home ut the last
lection.
1t begins to look very much as if
10 ice crop was going to be q total /
allure. 1t is now nearing tho middle
January and the prospects for leo
re- no better than they were last July.
'ar local weather prophets claim that
Mess it freezes within ten days, it win !
ct freeze st ALL II not it will come
ard on our butchers and saloon men,
nd they will probably hsye to ship ice
'om Wood River.
"A. F. Ishsm & Co. have moved
leir PAyette drug store to this point.
his speaks vol for Caldwell business.
[r. Johnson, who has had charge Of
10 Payette business, will take up his
,sidence hero, and his smiling ooun-
nance will be seen over the counter
} usual. Mr.. johnson needs no re-
either rs n druggist or .
usiness man TO the people Of this vic
lity. The TRIBUNE bids him welcome.
in in our last issue in giving the
,couut OF the Green shooting sorape,
g stated that A. Anderson, foreman
the Parma section, was q half-brother
Green, the wonld-be murderer. Mr..
nderson writes us that it is Il mistake;
iat no is Norwegian while Green is
Sweed; that no is in no way related
Green, and that until reoontly he
eyer saw him. We received our in